White racism on the Western urban frontier : dynamics of race and class in Dubuque, Iowa (1800-2000) / Mohammad A. Chaichian.

Contents Why study Dubuque? White-on-Black racism where there are no Blacks -- The making of ethnic identities in the frontier town -- Two centuries of African Americans' presence in Iowa and Dubuque -- White-on-Black racism in Dubuque : the frontier town's first century -- Persistence of White racism : Dubuque's second century -- Choosing the scapegoats : presence of the Klan in racial and ethnic conflicts -- Failure of a dream : Dubuque's blueprint for racial harmony -- Organized labor, Black workers and discrimination -- Political economy of racism : Dubuque as "any town USA" -- Epilogue : Dubuque and Iowa in the new millennium.
Bibliography noteIncludes bibliographical references (p. [223]-245) and indexes.
LCCN 2005033625
ISBN1592213758 (hard cover)
ISBN1592213766 (pbk.)

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Joyner General Stacks F629.D8 C46 2006 ✔ Available Place Hold